This seems to suggest that you are not dealing with latin1, but with latin2. Adapting what Antons wrote:
% ascii -t 20 2d 20 c8 65 73 6b fd 20 72 6f 7a 68 6c 61 73 | tcs -f 8859-2 - Český rozhlas Axel. On 06 Jan 2015, at 23:09 , Quintile <st...@quintile.net> wrote: > indeed, Czech jazz, excellent station. > > I have restarted on my (plan9) internet radio... 😄 > > -Steve > > >> On 6 Jan 2015, at 19:57, Matěj Cepl <mc...@cepl.eu> wrote: >> >>> On 2015-01-05, 21:52 GMT, Steve Simon wrote: >>> I am trying to parse a stream from a tcp connection. >>> >>> I think the data is utf8, here is a sample >>> >>> 20 2d 20 c8 65 73 6b fd 20 72 6f 7a 68 6c 61 73 >>> >>> which when I print it I get: >>> >>> - e s k r o z h l a s >>> ^ ^ >>> missing missing >> >> I don't know whether it helps, but I would bet (being a native >> Czech) that this is actually a name of the Czech radio, which is >> >> Český rozhlas >> >> Not sure if it helps. >> >> Matěj
